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You can transfer custom settings between computers with the same release of the product installed, or you can create a backup of your custom settings. A ZIP file is created.

Skip to main content. To translate this article, select a language. Applies to AutoCAD LT Applies to AutoCAD LT Do one of the following: On the Windows Start screen, right-click or use the swipe up gesture from the bottom edge of the screen and click All Apps.

On the Windows Start screen, click the All Apps button located near the lower-left corner of the screen or use the swipe up gesture from the bottom edge of the screen. In the Export Custom Settings dialog box, select the Include Custom Files in Networked Locations option if you have files in network locations that you want included in the transfer package that is created.

In the Export Custom Settings standard file selection dialog box, enter a name and specify a location for the transfer package.

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